A few questions about your heart, your medicines and what you have tried, read by a licensed clinician. Some medicines cannot be combined with erectile dysfunction tablets, which is why the questions matter. $50, charged only when a clinician replies to you.
A Canadian physician or nurse practitioner replies to you in writing, within 24 hours. Any prescription goes straight to your pharmacy. No account, no booking, nothing to set up until the end.
An intake, not a chat with a clinician: a few questions, then a physician or nurse practitioner replies in writing.
Tap the sentence that sounds like you, or write your own below.
Just talk. Nothing to sign up for.
Sildenafil, sold as Viagra and as generics, is a prescription medicine, and a physician or nurse practitioner can prescribe it in writing when it is safe for you. The questions about your heart and your other medicines decide that; the clinician may decline and say why.
Four tablets: sildenafil (Viagra), tadalafil (Cialis), vardenafil and avanafil, most of them with inexpensive generics. They differ in how long they last and how they are timed; the clinician chooses with you.
Answer the questions in the chat, in two or three minutes. A clinician reviews them and, when appropriate, sends the prescription to the pharmacy you choose. You pick it up as usual.
No. It is prescription-only in Canada. Tablets sold online without a prescription are a known counterfeit risk and may not contain what the label says.
These tablets cannot be taken with nitrate medicines for chest pain, and sexual activity itself is exercise. The clinician checks both before prescribing; a man who cannot climb two flights of stairs comfortably is asked to be seen in person first.
A licensed Canadian physician or nurse practitioner reads your request, which is what an online doctor consultation for erectile dysfunction comes down to: your answers, their judgment, a written reply.
Everything is in writing, no call and no video. The clinician who accepts the request sees your details; the prescription goes to the pharmacy you name.
A written reply within 24 hours and often the same day, and the prescription reaches the pharmacy with it.
Often. Timing, dose and technique matter, and a different tablet may suit you better. Say what you tried, at what dose, and what happened.
New erectile difficulty is a reason to check blood sugar and cholesterol, and testosterone when desire is low. If yours is more than a year old, the reply may come with a requisition.
$50 for the written review, charged only when a clinician replies. The tablets are paid at the pharmacy, where the generics cost a few dollars each.
I've run out of my blood pressure pills and my family doctor retired last month. Can I get a refill?
Yes. I've sent three months of your blood pressure medication to your pharmacy. Please have your blood pressure checked within the month so your next renewal is straightforward.
Not covered by provincial health plans — your own doctor or a walk-in clinic remains free.